Add automatic remote build detection for Python apps in func pack command

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Summary

This PR implements automatic remote build detection for the func pack command when running Python function apps on Windows machines that target Linux environments. This addresses the cross-platform scenario where Python dependencies need to be built for the correct target platform.

Problem

Previously, the func pack command always used local builds regardless of the development platform, which could cause issues when:

• Developing Python function apps on Windows
• The function app targets Linux (typical for Azure Functions Python runtime)
• Dependencies in requirements.txt contain native code that needs to be compiled for Linux

This resulted in Windows-compiled dependencies being packaged, which would fail when deployed to Linux-based Azure Functions.

Solution

Extended the existing remote build detection logic from the func azure functionapp publish command to the func pack command:

Changes Made

1. PackAction.cs: Modified to automatically resolve build options instead of using hardcoded BuildOption.Default

   // Before
   var stream = await ZipHelper.GetAppZipFile(functionAppRoot, BuildNativeDeps, noBuild: false, buildOption: BuildOption.Default, additionalPackages: AdditionalPackages);
   
   // After  
   var buildOption = PublishHelper.ResolveBuildOption(BuildOption.Default, workerRuntime, site: null, BuildNativeDeps, noBuild: false);
   var stream = await ZipHelper.GetAppZipFile(functionAppRoot, BuildNativeDeps, noBuild: false, buildOption: buildOption, additionalPackages: AdditionalPackages);

2. PublishHelper.cs: Enhanced ResolveBuildOption method to detect cross-platform scenarios

   // For Python apps, if running on Windows (typically targeting Linux), use remote build
   // This ensures dependencies are built for the correct target platform
   if (PlatformHelper.IsWindows)
   {
       return BuildOption.Remote;
   }

Behavior

The func pack command will now automatically use remote build when:

• ✅ Worker runtime is Python
• ✅ requirements.txt exists and has content
• ✅ Running on Windows platform

All other scenarios maintain existing behavior:

• ❌ Non-Python runtimes → Default build
• ❌ No requirements.txt → Default build
• ❌ Empty requirements.txt → Default build
• ❌ Explicit --no-build or --build-native-deps flags → Respect user choice

Testing

Added comprehensive unit tests covering:

• Python apps with/without requirements.txt
• Different worker runtimes (Python, Node.js, etc.)
• Build option precedence and edge cases
• File system scenarios with temporary test directories

Benefits

• Seamless cross-platform development: Python developers on Windows get correct Linux-compatible packages automatically
• No breaking changes: Existing behavior maintained for all other scenarios
• Consistent with publish command: Uses same logic as func azure functionapp publish
• No additional flags required: Works automatically based on project detection

Fixes #4255.

Warning

Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses

I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:

• azfunc.pkgs.visualstudio.com
  • Triggering command: dotnet build (dns block)
  • Triggering command: /home/REDACTED/work/_temp/ghcca-node/node/bin/node --enable-source-maps /home/REDACTED/work/_temp/copilot-developer-action-main/dist/index.js (dns block)
  • Triggering command: dotnet restore src/Cli/func/Azure.Functions.Cli.csproj (dns block)

If you need me to access, download, or install something from one of these locations, you can either:

• Configure Actions setup steps to set up my environment, which run before the firewall is enabled
• Add the appropriate URLs or hosts to my firewall allow list

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[aishwaryabh]

Move the files added from test/Azure.Functions.Cli.Tests to test/Cli/Azure.FUnctions.Cli.UnitTests